In the Retelling

[busker]

In the Retelling

Somewhere between
the icy propaganda
of dramatic license

and the home fire
of comic relief,

remarkable characters
enter and exit 
the stage
lukewarm,

uncredited,


                            in suspension


with our disbelief.

I like the general idea of the second half of the poem. The notion of remarkable characters entering and exiting, and the fact that disbelief is visually suspended, but I don't quite get what the poem is trying to say. It's a bit too inaccessible, or maybe I'm being thick.

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Or wait....I see semicircle's reference to a microwave dinner, so maybe this is obviously about sitting in front of the telly and savouring a Netflix buffet
Yes, it makes sense now. But I'd never have worked it out myself.
Why the 're' telling?